From China to Singapore: Perennial banks on eldercare for growth
Rates at its new assisted-living facility are high, but the group’s CEO hopes to refine the model and lower them over time
[SINGAPORE] Perennial Holdings on Thursday (Aug 28) made its move into Singapore’s eldercare sector with the opening of Perennial Living, a pilot project in assisted living which chief executive officer Pua Seck Guan hopes will pave the way for a new growth market.
The Parry Avenue project will comprise 200 assisted-living apartments, a nursing home with 100 beds in either private one-bed or two-bed suites, and a rehabilitation, medical and wellness centre.
Pua told The Business Times that the group hopes to achieve an occupancy rate of 70 to 80 per cent in the project’s first year.
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